SOMERLEYTON TAVERN - HEIGHAM

For Sale by Auction, Thursday, 6th April 1854.
The most substantial and newly-erected Public-house and Spirit Shop, fitted with every requisite for carrying on an extensive business.....
Annual Ground-rent, £3.

A Bowling Green, near to the above, can be taken upon a valuation.
48 rods, or thereabouts.
Annual Ground-rent, £5.
The above Lots under Lease from the Charity Trustees, for a term of 75 years, from 25th March 1853. The current lessee to grant under-leases to the purchaser upon acceptance of covenants and stipulations of the original lease and to adhere to certain building restrictions.

For Sale by Auction Wednesday 2nd May 1855, described as newly-built.
Other Lots included a Baker's Shop, Butcher's Shop and Dwelling Houses.
This being Lot 1 of 37.
(Lot number 32 being the ROSE & CROWN)

Given at Union Place 1856.

Described as most substantial and newly-erected when the lease from the Charity Trustees, for a term of 75 years, from 25th March 1853, was to be auctioned on Thursday, 31st May 1860.
Other lots were the Baker's Shop and two Dwelling Houses.

Converted to private accommodation following loss of licence 1868.

Transfer of the FLECKERED BULL licence to premises being converted back to a public house granted Tuesday 21st August 1877.

Address as 58 Somerleyton Street from 1904

Destroyed by enemy action 27th April 1942.